Former Liverpool FC and Manchester United FC striker Michael Owen booed on his return to Anfield

Liverpool fans booed Michael Owen, although it's ironic, as he was returning to Anfield amidst the legends of stars.

The former Reds striker and international international got superstar status at Anfield, winning the Golden Ball before sealing a highly publicized transfer to Real Madrid.

But Liverpool fans have never really forgiven the striker for joining Manchester United, his fierce rival late in his career – and Anfield wanted to inform his former hero.

Owen played in the second half of the match, as the Reds faced AC Milan Glorie, who had like Andrea Pirlo and Kaka.

Released in the final stages to allow another former Kop icon, John Aldridge, to be briefly escaped, Owen received some taunts from a crowd report. Online mail .

The 39-year-old however took it in his legs and smiled while making his return to the bench.

During the match, Robbie Fowler reminded everyone of the contact that made him such a deadly finisher that his left foot was guiding an arrival beyond Dida's long reach to give the team the advantage. local.

Djibril Cisse scored twice after the break, before Pirlo showed the clbad is permanent, while he casually kicked a free kick on the wall.

Giuseppe Pancaro then brought Milan back by cutting inside and wrapping one in the top corner with finesse.

It was the opposite of Istanbul, but Steven Gerrard – now the Rangers' manager – showed that he always had the sense of impeccable timing and he hit the back of the net to score the goal.